Chester County Briefs: Main Line Today Interviews Local Fashionista, New Members Join SCCCC’s Board of Directors, and Wegman’s Recalls 1,000 lbs. of Chicken

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Elena Samane
Elena Samane

Main Line Today Spotlights Scout and Molly’s Elena Samane

Main Line Today has put the spotlight on Paoli based Elena Samane of Scout & Molly’s in a Q&A feature, where the fashionista describes her personal style, talks about her favorite designers and style icons, and gives tips for winter fashion.

Mentioning Donna Karan, BCBG, Tom Ford and Victoria Beckham among her favorite designers, Samane also lists new brands from California and Australia like Stillwater and Somedays Lovin. She also says that the opening of Scout & Molly’s is a chance to expand of her horizons.

“The ’70s fashion trend is one of my favorites right now, with the flowing silhouettes and pretty patterns,” comments Samane about top winter clothing trends. “I always loved the romantic look of lace, so I wear tops with contrasting lace inserts for daytime, and lace dresses and blouses for nighttime events. I also like the edgy look that leather gives to a simple shift dress or leggings. New vegan leather is so soft and wears beautifully.”

Four New Members Appointed to the SCCCC’s Board of Directors

The Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce has announced the appointment of Michele Berardi, Gail Chase, Margarita Garcia-Taylor, and Timothy A. Moore to its Board of Directors.

Michele Berardi, the Director of Community Outreach for Kendal-Crosslands Communities, brings with her over 30 years of business experience in various industries. Gail Chase is Vice President and Manager of the Kennett Square branch of WSFS Bank, while Margarita “Maggie” Garcia-Taylor is owner and President of Garcia-Taylor Insurance Agency and Timothy Moore is the Vice President Fleet Support for Exelon Nuclear.

“The addition of these talented professionals to the Southern Chester County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors continues a tradition of having stellar leadership guiding our Chamber,” said SCCCC President & CEO Cheryl Kuhn. “Their varied experience and vast knowledge of our community will serve the Chamber and its growing membership well.”

 

Over 1,000 Pounds of Chicken Recalled by Wegman’s

New York based Wegmans is recalling over 1,000 pounds of chicken after a federal inspector found that the grocery store chain had altered its production schedule to include Sunday which is outside its approved hours of operation. As a result, chicken products made on that day were never inspected.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture issued a Class 1 recall, which is classified as a situation that has “a reasonable probability” that ingesting the product will result in serious adverse health consequences or death.

The chain, which has several stores in Chester County, has shipped the disputed products to distribution and retail locations in Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and Virginia. Full refunds are being offered for eligible products by the store. No adverse reactions to the chicken have yet been reported.

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